Stewart supporters flood site as Stewart fights charges
New York AP Martha Stewart thanks admirers for more than 6 million visits to marthatalk com a site she launched after being indicted on five federal charges over ImClone shares. PR experts call the flood of e mails a strategy to sway public opinion and potential jurors.
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New York
Martha Stewart
Image
Seth Siegel
The
Beanstalk Group
Iar
Marthatalks.com
Stewart
ImClone Systems
Anna Cardasco
Cynthia McKee
Lakewood
Calif
James LaForce
LaForce & Stevens
Eric Dezenhall
Washington, D.C
Justice Department
GNC Gold Card Members Exposed by Online List Trade
An online claim to sell thousands of GNC Gold Card member names highlights how a retailer’s loyalty data can drift into third parties. Former executives and supplier ties allegedly enabled a trade for customer details, exposing a valuable asset and raising data privacy concerns.
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General Nutrition
GNC
MrHealthList.com
Ames
GNC Execu
Seemiller
Freddie Mac fires president amid internal review turmoil
Freddie Mac ousts president and chief operating officer David Glenn and discloses chairman and CEO Leland Brendsel resigned after a swift internal review into accounting problems spanning three years. CFO Vaughn Clarke also resigned as the firm, under federal probe, seeks a new leadership, while insisting no fraud or criminal conduct occurred.
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Washington
Freddie Mac
David Glenn
Leland Brendsel
Vaughn Clarke
Glenn
Board of Directors
Freddie Mae
Boeing Admits Employees’ Use of Confidential Docs
Boeing Co acknowledged that some employees used privileged Lockheed Martin documents to bolster a bid for a 1999 federal rocket contract. The Air Force and Justice Department are investigating the bid. Boeing fired two Huntington Beach staff and disciplined a third. President CEO Phil Condit said the actions do not reflect the company's ethics.
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Chicago
Boeing Co
Lockheed Martin
Air Force and Justice Department
Boeing
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Washington Times
Roll Call
Phil Condit
Condit
Justice Department
Bryan Sierra
Department
Air Force
Huntington Beach
Calif
Paul Nisbet
Nisbet
Northrop Grumman Corp
Enron executive to face California energy charges
A former Enron executive, John M. Forney, agreed to return to California to face charges he manipulated California's energy market triggering tolling blackouts. He waived a hearing in Columbus Ohio and is tied to schemes to inflate energy prices between 1999 and 2001, with AEP saying he is on administrative leave.
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Columbus
Enron
California
John M. Forney
US District Court
San Francisco
Fred Alverson
Forney
Upper Arlington
Portland
Ore
American Electric Power
AEP
Brian Murphy
Stocks fall as investors take profits on rally
New York stocks pull back after a rapid rally as profits are booked. Dow falls 82.79 to 8980. Nasdaq 1604, S&P 976. Freddie Mac fires its president and COO amid audit concerns, stock drops 16.1 percent. Motorola warns of weaker earnings, analysts note broader pullback may be temporary.
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Gregory Parseghian
Freddie Mac
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Fannie Mae
Cbice of
Federal
New York
Joseph Keating
AmSouth Asset Management
Birmingham
Ala
Motorola
Standard & Poor
S&p
Hugh Johnson
First Albany Corp
Iraq
Bush
Keating
Dollar slips versus most majors as UK stays out of euro
The dollar fell against most majors on Monday but rose against sterling after Gordon Brown indicated conditions were not right for the UK to join the euro. A UK study said sterling may need to fall up to 16 percent for euro adoption to make sense. Bush comments on dollar policy drew skeptical market reaction.
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New York
Dow Jones/AP
Sterling
Gordon Brown
United Kingdom
Saudi Arabia
Freddie Mac
Bush
Robert Lynch
BNP Paribas
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